Recognize we’re in the presence of God as we worship.
Wear mostly jeans and casual clothes.
Invite all who know or seek Christ to receive Holy Communion.
Have reverence for God and extend grace to one another.
Use piano, organ, choir, soloists, duets, and congregational singing.
Have hearing assist devices available.
Believe children belong in worship with a family of faith to help them learn and grow.
Each decide whether to kneel, bow, or make the sign of the cross on our body.
Will look Roman Catholic because of what the priest (female or male) wears and some elements of the worship service.
Will sound Protestant because of many of our beliefs.
Follow the historic pattern of worship used also by Lutherans, Roman Catholics, and others. It looks formal but is alive, faith-filled and welcomes a variety of faith expressions.